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Construction of separate villas for individual purchasers, even...

Residential complex service does not cover separately contracted villas with common amenities and gated layout features.

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Service Tax June 2, 2026 Case Laws AT
Construction of separate villas for individual purchasers, even within a gated layout with common amenities, did not amount to construction of a residential complex for service tax purposes. The Tribunal treated separately identified plots, individual approvals, and contracts with each buyer as independent constructions rather than a single building or buildings with more than twelve residential units. Common project identity and shared facilities were held insufficient to enlarge the taxable definition. The demand was therefore unsustainable, and the related interest and penalties also failed; the VCES declaration did not change that result.

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